
Long-running sitcom "The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet," based on a radio show of the same name, is one of the shows from the period that epitomized the values of the 1950s and early '60s through the all-American nuclear family. The series stars real-life married couple Ozzie and Harriet Nelson as well as their sons, David and Ricky. The focus of the series is the Nelsons' home life as they deal with run-of-the-mill problems that families of the day faced. By the time the show went off the air, it had produced 435 episodes over 14 seasons.

Ricky wants a chemistry set, but after Ozzie and Thorny trade in Ricky's old, unwanted train set for one, Ricky announces that he has changed his mind.

David's repeated requests for money lead cash-strapped Ozzie to put his foot down; Thorny experiences the same problem with his son Will.

Ozzie becomes upset when a women's club speaker inspires Harriet to seek a career of her own.

Harriet makes dinner when David invites his girlfriend over.